Server Side Rendering vs Client Side Rendering

[@partharoy1733]

To the point no time waste and no blah blah..Before getting here I browsed other videos but you man really cleared it out in 2 mins 👍👍 Thanks so much 🙂

[@synipher58]

Glad you liked the video! 😊

[@DonaldUmeh-u4d]

Honestly 😊

[@khesaro2584]

2 minutes and you’re done. Best explainer I’ve seen on this topic

[@Iamdigitalshree]

I have been looking for this explainer for the last two days I did check the other videos but could not understand but you explained it very well. Thank you keep making such a videos.

[@misbahmushtaq5881]

Well explained, I have always suffered with the understanding of these two concepts.

[@RakeshSharma-vs9jt]

best and easy explanation, easy to understand, great work buddy, one small info, React is not a framework it is a library, NextJS and NuxtJS are frameworks

[@mohsinattar9217]

My subscription for your 2 min explanation... wooww🔥 Others video having 30 min lengthy but😕

[@ItumelengS]

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[@synipher58]

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[@synipher58]

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[@synipher58]

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[@tusharr9036]

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[@vaishoo-95]

Best explanation so far 🤩

[@him99ful]

To the point...loved it.. one more thing..which is better for seo and why?

[@danielmcpherson9062]

Server side is better for SEO. With server side, the page loads quickly (assuming the page gets cached after the initial request to the route) SSR means that the page is readily available for the crawler. With CSR, if the page takes too long to load then the crawler will give up. I’m sure there’s other advantages, if you found out (or if someone else knows), please share!

[@joshuaabejero9592]

Finally, someone explain it better.

[@sunitiraykar3438]

Very nicely explained, animation making it easy to understand . Thanks

[@ggr6673]

clean and crisp explanation, thanks man

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[@taharasheed2096]

You deserve a million subs, hope you get it one day!😃 Nice work, Totally on point, and Good visual presentation.

[@synipher58]

Thank you very much!

[@marko4303]

Great explanation with a bit of humour :) Thank you for the work!

[@synipher58]

Thanks for watching 😀

[@jeetdhandha8646]

A very clean and simple explanation

[@techbro3085]

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[@synipher58]

Thanks for the sub! 😀

[@AmitabhSuman]

Cool way to explain this. What a fun video. Subs!

[@ashishshetty4363]

Great explanation , keep doing these kind of videos

[@yadav-r]

Awesome, thank you for sharing, helped me choosing the model.

[@ibtesumrezaaninda323]

Great video! Correction: React is not a framework

[@synipher58]

My bad. You're right, it's a library. Thanks for catching that :)

[@agguLi]

I'm confused. static websites mean that the server delivers html, css and js to the clients browser. There the page is rendered. On the other hand dynamic websites are created on the server and the server only delivers html to the client. So the client does not need to render the page. it simply has to display it. So why do you relate static websites with server side rendering?

[@monukeys1105]

bro same doubt

[@Kty-l3s]

Really Thanks a lot man!

[@khunrocky606]

the amount of memes in this video is pure gold

[@christiannaira6076]

Thanks for this man!

[@pablogalindo2089]

Awesome, short and informative video!

[@cristigeorge5371]

Thanks man! Nice video, nice explanation!

[@Umashankar-sl5jx]

Nice explanation bro... thank you so much

[@BlaBlaBlaInDaHouse]

Great video, thank you for your explanation!

[@sergiisechka1993]

Thank you, Man!!!

[@moelets]

Thank you so much, u explained well

[@randovidupload9422]

You completely skipped on SEO and the reason you might want SSR over CSR.

[@jagritdixit9224]

Just wow 🔥🔥🔥

[@mohamedLO1]

Thank you my friend, awesome video !

[@synipher58]

Glad you liked it 😀

[@sinistergaming513]

fireship 144p...still great though..nice job

[@sagargupta5135]

Thank you so much for your 2 minutes

[@Naidu_275]

Simple and superb

[@AnneliesVaandrager]

This is great, thank you

[@gededestrawan9997]

less users on ssr? but airbnb use next and the users not less :(

[@dheerajs5774]

Clean and Crisp.

[@AsishSharma-gi8tb]

Thanks Buddy!

[@nitinworldwide]

Waiting for more content from you

[@synipher58]

Yes...Sry I had been out for a while.... A new video coming soon!

[@codinghub5934]

Good concept knowledge and easy to understand.. 👍

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Great video!

[@therealchiko]

Great vid!

[@jeetdhandha8646]

Loved it

[@saravanprathi6956]

Thanks a ton!!

[@rofldemo1648]

But what’s the point to have an empty website with csr, and have to wait for the javascript to fill it ? Are we not in both cases forced to wait the same amount of time for the page to be readable?

[@synipher58]

Not necessarily. It depends on what type of website it is. In csr, if you have an empty website, you don't need to wait that long because it depends on how much Javascript is needed to render the page. In SSR, we usually deal with the content of the page rather than the page itself.

[@end2399]

Great video

[@iamsajjadalidev]

thanks dear, keep it up

[@DrDiabolical000]

I heard that Next.js was an upgrade. But then I also heard it takes us 20 years bk. So in ur opinion, is it a step up or step down? Use case -> highly performant and interactive web applications.

[@synipher58]

It is definitely an upgrade. I have been using next js a lot and it has so many functionalities and features that make a web app much better

[@nikitapant9277]

Amazing

[@ieatcrayons3322]

Thank you!

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[@abel4426]

Thanks man

[@yanisziani989]

short simple and great

[@evandroviegas]

thx

[@manaskumarpanda3343]

Done and dusted in 2min

[@ecostriumvines2024]

React support ssr not csr what you are saying

[@meenakshimittal4385]

Bad explanation

[@thenujansandramohan8930]

Great video